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Meanwhile, though, United, owned by the Glazer family (more famous on this side of the Atlantic as owners of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers), slumped into debt, which today amounts to a reported $747 million.

The first installment made $245 million worldwide, which today amounts to $1.4 billion.

Both versions vastly increase the N.H.T.S.A.'s resources — which today amount to a paltry 1 percent of the Department of Transportation's budget.

The combined allocations from four public sources -- the Austrian republic, the Salzburg tourist bureau, the city fund and the county fund -- account for only 28percentt of the festival's budget (which this year amounts to roughly $42 million).

The portion of the finance ministry's draft budget labeled science includes less than a third of Japan's public R&D investment, which this year amounts to about $26 billion.

(Under the Affordable Care Act, tax credits for health insurance are available to households with annual incomes below four times the poverty line, which, this year, amounts to $97,000 for a family of four).

After spending hundreds of billions of dollars on war and reconstruction, the U.S. government is dialing back its support, which this year amounts to perhaps $3 billion, including more than a billion to support diplomatic security and a military mission led by a three-star general.

All of this will significantly reduce food waste--which today amounts to about one-third of total world food production.

Locals call the area Breezy, which yesterday amounted to cruel understatement.

Without a state arts agency, New Jersey would risk losing its share of funds from the endowment, which last year amounted to more than $2 million.

Pandora pays a fraction of a cent each time a song is streamed, which last year amounted to about 54 percent of its revenue, or $149 million.